Its Personal 2021
Your Perspective Changes Once It Becomes... Personal
Team Members
Charles
$35
1 supporter
Lisa
$0
0 supporters
Event
Its Personal 5k
Saturday from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM EDT
In Person
Join us for our annual "It's Personal" 5k Run For Mental Health event that will take place at Little Mulberry Park in Dacula and we are at the FENCE ROAD entrance!! Our banner is located at the entrance as well!! Its Personal 5K is a community-based and family-friendly event and proceeds will be used to support Navigate Hope's worthy mission of addressing the needs for Mental Health education and resources for our schools, first-line responders, veterans, and community. Statistics indicate that 1 in 5 Americans struggle with mental health and 1 in 4 between the ages of 13 and 18. We also know that the recent events related to the pandemic have increased anxiety, depression, and fear across the board. **All participants who register by Sept 4th will receive an IT'S PERSONAL race t-shirt. If register online after Sept 4th, or on race day, an IT'S PERSONAL race t-shirt will be mailed to you.** Schedule: Race Check-in: 8:00 5k Starts: 9:00 Awards to be given to top 3 finishers Participants can still create individual or team race and fundraiser pages. Register at: https://runsignup.com/Race/GA/Auburn/NavigateHopeItsPersonal5k
Organizer
Story
Your perspective changes when it becomes....Personal
Navigate Hope Inc., a 501c3 non-profit, was formed as a result of our own personal struggles to find resources, education and support when it came to Mental Health in our community.
Our mission is to address the needs for Mental Health education and resources for our schools (faculty and students), first line responders, and the local community. Statistics indicate that 1 in 5 Americans struggle with mental health and 1 in 4 between the ages of 13 and 18.
During this health crisis, people are struggling emotionally due to high stress levels, unemployment, isolation, grief and loss. Prolonged stress can lead to a mental crisis such as self-harm, substance abuse or suicide. Barriers to mental health care existed before the pandemic, but those challenges are exacerbated as more Georgians report symptoms of depression and anxiety. Many people are not well informed about how to recognize mental health problems, how to provide support and what are the best treatments and services available.
We’re working towards a community where all people understand how to take care of their own mental health and look out for each other. A community without shame, where all those who need support get the help they deserve.
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